The Latest Breaking News from the Department of Justice

A 19-year old is facing a maximum 95 years in prison for allegedly calling company help desks and convincing employees to reset passwords in a massive scheme.

But dodges questions about Trump in the name of transparency.

NEWS ANALYSIS: As right-wing activist Laura Loomer refocuses on suppressing dissent among private citizens, Pam Bondi joins in — to some conservatives’ horror, writes John Bowden

She sought to clarify her comments Thursday in which she said the Justice Department would "absolutely target you, go after you, if you are targeting anyone with hate speech."

In the new collection of documents two more pages from the ‘birthday book’ appear – one of which includes a previously redacted name

Daughter of former FBI director James B. Comey and ex-prosecutor of the two most recent high-profile cases in the U.S., Maurene Comey is suing the Department of Justice and the Executive Office of the President after she was abruptly fired in July. But Neitizens believe the odds are stacked against…

Mortgage fraud is back in the news. Lisa Cook, a Federal Reserve governor, is being investigated by the Department of Justice for allegedly making false statements when applying for a mortgage. Members of Donald Trump’s Cabinet are accused of similar wrongdoings. Could any of these people go to prison?

A Republican senator, speaking to The Hill on condition of anonymity, criticized Attorney General Pamela Bondi's handling of the case, saying her February claim that Epstein's client list was ready for review raised unrealistic public expectations.

McNeil asked for a supervisor and got punched in the face instead.

A major crime boss claims he had been deprived of liberty with allegations prison staff had kept him locked down and away from other prisoners.

The federal government said Friday it's suing Uber for allegedly discriminating against passengers with disabilities